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Magnesium phosphate is a mineral compound that combines magnesium and phosphate ions, playing a role in various biological processes, including energy metabolism, bone health, and nerve function. It is often used as a nutrient fortifier, particularly in non-dairy products, infant formulas, and nutritional supplements. The production of magnesium phosphate typically involves the reaction between magnesium oxide or magnesium hydroxide with phosphoric acid. Incorporating magnesium phosphate into food products helps bolster their nutritional content.
Magnesium phosphate can help improve magnesium status, which is necessary for over 300 functions in the body. Added dietary phosphates may pose a risk for people with various health conditions in which dietary phosphate intake needs to be monitored.
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It goes into one or more of the below categories
It is known to have a harmful effect on the body (ex. All food colorings, Natural Flavors, MSG, Potassium bromate, aspartame, artificial flavors)
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